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11 cze 2020 · Fortunately, we have topographical maps and satellite positioning services. The employees at the Federal Agency for Cartography and Geodesy provide all the basic geo-information required for the Federal Republic of Germany (BKG – Bundesamt für Kartographie und Geodäsie).
The administrative-political structure in Germany is hierarchical (https://www.haushaltssteuerung.de/lexikon.html). A distinction is made between up to 6 administrative levels (ADM): State, Länder, administrative districts, districts, administrative communities and municipalities.
29 sie 2018 · ein, eine, einen, and einem in the German Language, all are more or less equivalent to the English indefinite article a/an. The root of each is the article ein. However, they are all declined based on grammatical case and gender.
The Federal Portal (Bundesportal) is the central point of access to online services provided by Germany’s federal, state and local governments – your “office for everything”. The Federal Portal is managed by the Federal Ministry of the Interior and Community.
(als Artikel) bezeichnet einzelne beliebige oder unbekannte Dinge / Personen. a/an. Ein Mann, eine Frau und ein Kind saßen auf einer Bank am Fluss. A man, a woman, and a child were sitting on a bench by the river. einen Fehler machen. numeral. / ain/ (als Menge) bezeichnet die Menge, den Zahlenwert 1. one. Möchtest du ein Ei oder zwei?
The indefinite articles in German (unbestimmte Artikel) are: ‘ ein, eine, ’ and ‘ ein ’ (all three correspond to ‘a’ or ‘an’ in English). Similar to English, they always represent the quantity one and, therefore, can only be used in the singular in German.
